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The agentic loop

A QA counterpart for every team member.

Bonobi gives every person on the team a QA bot of their own that takes on their QA responsibilities in the background. TestChimp coordinates the whole swarm from one picture of quality, and each bot asks its owner before it changes anything.

Runs as a Grok bot today. 14 days of TestChimp, no credit card.

Bonobi chats for three people: a developer gets tests and failure triage for their branch, a manager gets a QA digest and a release heads-up, and a solo founder gets fixes proposed and a ship decision.

Problem

QA is a team sport.Nobody has time to play their position.

Quality is not one person’s job. Developers should add tests when a feature lands and own the red build on their branch. QA engineers own the test runs and the failures. Managers keep an eye on the health of every release, and PMs keep requirements in step with what was decided. When people are heads-down, these are the first things to slip, and coding agents now ship faster than anyone can keep up. An AI testing agent takes on one of these jobs. The rest stay where they were.

Every role gets a bot.

  1. For developers

    Your branch, kept honest.

    Follows your coding-agent sessions and keeps requirements in sync with what you built. Writes the E2E tests when a feature lands, drafts fix plans for issues, and triages red batches into real bugs and noise.

    Proposes, you approve

  2. For managers

    Quality at a glance.

    Watches quality across the team: a go/no-go heads-up before each release, a weekly QA posture digest, coverage gaps and UX regressions, and meeting decisions turned into requirement updates.

    Digests and release heads-ups

  3. For solo founders

    A QA team of one.

    No QA team? Your Bonobi is one. It keeps specs current, writes and runs E2E tests, triages red builds with a proposed fix, and tells you when a release is safe to ship.

    Asks before it changes anything

In the chat you already use.

Bonobi lives in a conversation, so QA comes to you instead of waiting in another dashboard.

Developers

When a feature is done, Bonobi writes its tests and asks you to approve them. When your branch goes red, it tells you which failures are real bugs and drafts the fix plan.

Raj’s Bonobi: tests written for a finished branch, a red batch triaged into one real bug and two flaky retries, and a fix plan drafted.

Managers

A weekly digest of QA posture, a heads-up on what stands between the next release and shipping, and requirement updates drafted from your meetings, ready to approve.

Lena’s Bonobi: a weekly QA posture digest, a release 2.15 heads-up and a requirement update drafted from a call.

Solo founders

One bot for all of it: requirements kept current from your agent sessions, red builds explained with a proposed fix, and a straight answer on whether to ship.

Sam’s Bonobi: requirements kept current, a red build with a proposed fix, and an answer on whether 2.15 is safe to ship.

Questions about Bonobi.

What is Bonobi?
TestChimp’s QA bot, and every team member gets one of their own. Each bot handles its owner’s share of QA in the background: keeping requirements current, writing E2E tests, triaging failures and flagging release risk.
How is a swarm of QA bots different from one AI testing agent?
A single agent only sees what it is pointed at. Each Bonobi works from its owner’s context, conversations and branches, and TestChimp coordinates them so the work adds up to one shared picture of quality.
Does Bonobi change things on its own?
No. Bonobi proposes, you approve. It acts only with its owner’s permissions, and every action is recorded in an audit trail.
Where does Bonobi run?
As a Grok bot today, so you can work with it in a chat you already use.
How do I get started?
Sign up for TestChimp, then add the Bonobi bot and connect it to your project.
TestChimp mascot at the desk, facing camera, dual monitors with code behind.

Give everyone on the team their own QA counterpart.

Sign up for TestChimp, add Bonobi, and connect it to your project.

14 days, no credit card.